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JVC RC-727W ?

drew - 2009-04-21 11:50

Anyone know what year it dates to, or know how they sound

71spud - 2009-04-21 12:05

The JVC RC-727 service manual is dated Oct 1977 so it would be around that date. I have a RC-727. I will fire it up and let you know what it sounds like.

metad - 2009-04-21 12:23

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Anyone know what year it dates to, or know how they sound

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I will fire it up and let you know what it sounds like.

Tsssssss, you better not to speak about the sound of the boomboxes on here Big Grin

radiohier - 2009-04-21 12:42

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Originally posted by metad:

Tsssssss, you better not to speak about the sound of the boomboxes on here Big Grin



funny bone

71spud - 2009-04-21 12:49

What you REALLY want to avoid is asking how much one is WORTH. That'll get you in deep.... Laugh Out Loud

metad - 2009-04-21 12:57

so did you fire up your 727 yet, we wanna know how does it sound? Big Grin

71spud - 2009-04-21 13:31

I fired it up. It sounds nice and clear and would be good for general radio or tape listening. However it does not have anything to speak of on the low-end. I like using the meter for tuning and the controls are easy to use and are functional. My 727 still has the original hand-written sales sticker on the back. $249.

drew - 2009-04-22 04:13

Thanks for the info....there's a 727 on Ebay that cought my eye, but at $150. for 'buy it now' it's just too much for me despite being a decent early box. The early units seem to be weak in bass response. I'm also looking for the Marantz Superscope CRS-1800 from 1976, but again I get the feeling the bass will be noticably absent when compared to better boxes from the 1980-84 era.

71spud - 2009-04-22 06:07

I paid $128.50 for mine... but I had not seen one on ebay for a long time. And it filled a hole in my JVC collection.